A Short Rest: Bounded Accuracy

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Have you tried designing your own D&D subclass? Or have you used a homebrew one before? How did it work out?

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3 Comments

Hyarion

May 17, 2018 at 3:28 pm

Lennon!

I used to use audio in my games, but I reached a point where different people were getting different moods from the same piece of music. For example, I used some music from the video game Dragon Age: Origins, one person recognized and liked the game and enjoyed the ambiance. Another person recognized the piece and didn’t like the game and did not enjoy the atmosphere. A third person just thought it was boring music and was visibly more bored having to listen to it. What do I do? Help?

Thanks,
Hy.

Patrick J. McCrone

May 17, 2018 at 10:22 pm

My Morderkainen comment isn’t about the book itself but what it represents to the AL community. I run a game store and many players don’t want to play AL because of the PHB+1 restriction. They aren’t as excited about this book because they won’t be able to use it if they are already using their +1. The more books you put out with cool stuff that players can’t use the more they will resent you as a company. I have noticed players aren’t coming to my AL night as frequently, but are coming to my open RPG nights. I will still sell the book but the Adventurers League as an event is slowing down.
I don’t understand the strict PHB+1 adherence. Players need to be limited so things don’t get out of hand *cough* Pathfinder *cough*. What they don’t need is a carrot dangling in front of them thay can never get.

Patrick J. McCrone

May 17, 2018 at 10:24 pm

On a different note. I love tabletopaudio. It is a great site. Thanks Lennon